No Talking...Just Tones | Gibson Les Paul Special - TV Yellow 

Ditto

Don’t do it you will regret it

No man! I did and ended up buying another one. I learned my lesson

I have one for sale right now… but after listening to this….

@@woolyfuzzy don’t do it. You will regret it.

1700eu?

@@jipke7430 it’s a heck of a lot cheaper than some of the other guitars that they showcase. And in my opinion, it sounds better than a lot of them.

I’m wondering if you can. The Epi equivalent is maybe 90% of the experience for 30% of the cost?

@@davidharding200 A gibson is a guitar you will want to keep your whole life. Epiphone is a replica. It's not hard to save up $1500 USD for a heritage instrument. It may sound like a small thing also, but the nitrocellulose finish is something you want for sure. It will break-in over the years and fit more and more like a glove compared to the poly finish which will always feel like you're playing a plastic guitar. I agree the epi sounds and plays great, but I think this guitar is a steal, especially compared to other Gibson LPs. AND don't forget the hard case which would cost $200 on its own.

El estuche 200 euros y el IVA en España el 21 por ciento se va a 1980 euros,.osea la guitarra vale unos 1500€.

Of course, the LPS works better in clean / crunch, because of the P90

Must always have at-least one Strat.

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@@rodolpheponthus2948 no I'm on the right page

@@Myfingersstinklikefishyou’re describing a guitar that isn’t in this video, ya dingus 😂

@@ericlubamusic learn something from it before you open your mouth and stick your foot in it

Check your pots and the potentiometers

I feel you, everytime I see footage of someone playing one, it sounds much clearer and more articulate, whereas mine is super dark, bassy, and muffled. Never understood why I couldn't get mine to sound the others.

lower the pickup height. Lower the guitar volume. Lower the tone pot setting (you'd be surprised).

Turn the amp way up and turn the neck volume to about 5. Instant sparkle.

Remember this is close mic'd, so will sound much different to the actual sound in the room.

The Special, with its P-90 pickups and stripped-back vintage vibe, offers raw, punchy tones perfect for rock and blues. Meanwhile, the Studio with humbucker pickups provides the classic Les Paul sound with modern features like weight relief and Push/Pull Volume controls for coil tapping, making it a little bit more versatile. Check out Gibson Les Paul Specials here: shorturl.at/NqvEQ Check out Gibson Les Paul Studios here: shorturl.at/RM1kj I hope that helps!

Depends on what music you play. I like p90's but if I could only 1 I would go with the studio.

@@chadhagene7665 But why? Is it more comfortable than the special one? My question is more focused on how the body feels, a flat top vs a carved top. Thanks for answer me.

@@elb64x2 honestly, I dont think the top makes any difference playing really. The carved top does look a lot nocet though. My reason was mostly because I prefer humbuckers and the ability to adjust the intonation. For the same price I think the studio just makes more sense. But, I have and do like both guitars.

@@chadhagene7665 Thank you so much.